Weeks after dumping Chocolate City, see what happened to Ice Prince

– Three of Nigerian artists among other African artists works have been selected to be displayed at the Grammy Museum

– 2Baba, Sir Victor Uwaifo and Ice Prince and others handwritten lyrics, costumes and rare instruments will be displayed as pat of African Sounds Exhibition on Friday, June 24, 2016 

– This is a brain child of BET awards and Grammy awards

2Baba

This is a big one for the Nigerian music industry as works of selected Nigerian artists will be displayed as part of the African Sounds exhibit at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.

The museum and Black Entertainment Television (BET) will unveil the new exhibition on Friday, June 24, 2016 highlighting winners and nominees of both the Grammy Awards and BET Awards.

Ice Prince

The display will consist of handwritten lyrics, costumes and rare instruments from Grammy winner Angélique Kidjo, Singer/songwriter Salif Keita, Victor Uwaifo, visual artist Laolu Sebanjo, Tabu Ley Rochereau, 2Baba Idibia and Ice Prince.

Sir Victor Uwaifo

BET Africa’s Monde Twala said: “It’s fantastic to see the influence of African artists and music amplified in this unique exhibition in this iconic setting. We are excited about working with the Grammy Museum to create this fascinating tribute to legendary, traditional and contemporary African musicians.”

Paying tribute to music’s rich cultural history, the Grammy Museum explores and celebrates the enduring legacies of all forms of music by capturing the creative process, as well as the art and technology of the recording process.

The building features 30,000 square feet of interactive and multimedia exhibits.

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